The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-05-06
local Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
DIR. h II. Smith is buildings handsome
residence in Hayre dc Grace.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bati-
| more Railroad Company last week placed a
flagman at the Edgewood crossing Of their road.
Mr.. Elmer Dawson, son of Mr. VIM. Davi.
son, ofthis county, has accepted position in
the Office Of the Jersey Central Railroad, at
Jersey City, N. j.
We are obliged to Mr.. Thomas J. Sullivan,
agent at Preston, for copy of the schedule OF
local passenger trains on the Philadelphia divi-
sion B. and o. Railroad.
Mr.. George l.. Scott's large horse Prince
Junior died at the owners stable, near Darling
ton, q few days ago, after two hours sickness,
of Inflammation of the bowels.
The examiners on the proposed new road
from Clayton postofllce to the Philadelphia
turnpike, will meet on the ground, on Monday
morning next, 9th instant, at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. W. Scott Barnes, who lives near
Churchviile, has been very low with malaria
and neuralgia of the heart. His friends will be
gratilied to know that he is little better.
The Old Town merchants have formed com.
pany for the purpose of building fine hotel
with frst.class accommodations, at rcasona
BILE prices, on North Gay street, Baltimore.
Mr. Charles Hall, having sold his farm
near Emmorton, to Mr.. II. II. Bradford, Of
Aberdeen, intends to remove with his family &c
Portland, Oregon, where two of his sons reside
A new baggage and parcel room will be
completed in few days at North Avenue sta
ion, NJ. G. Ra ilroad. 1t will be the foot OF
the present stairway. Ladies on shopping ex
tpedtions will be pleased to know this.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will meet to
morrow, May 9TH, at the residence of Mr.. Jas.
Lee, instead of at Mr.. Geo. L. Silye,'s. The
change has been made on account of sickness
in the family of Mr.. Silver.
The Minerva Club of Abingdon, will give
their opening soiree at Perrymans, on Tues
day evening, May 10TH The committee of ar
rangements consists of II. G.. Price, II. s. shal
lenberger, George Elliott and VIM. Cooper.
One day last week MIR. Samuel f. Griffith
who lives with M. VIM. II. Rogers near Be
Air, accidentally got the middle finger of his
left hand crushed in drill while putting il
oats. DR.. VIM. s. Richardson dressed the
wound
On Tuesday of last week the run of herring
in the susquehanna River was the largest evel
known. Many thousands were turned loose
after being caught, there being no sale for them
at the low price of 81 per thousand Shad how
ever, have continued to be rather scarce.
-Messrs. Geo. d. Waters and John NJ. Street,
have purchased the remaining stock of goods
of Mr. Frank Batcman at Wimbledon postofflce
Fallston, and will sell the same at public auc
tion next Wednesday, May 18th, preparatory tc
putting in complete stock of general merchan
! disc.
Mr.. Harry q. Price, of Abingdon, is ready
for grand fox hunt. lie has five foxes, which
he dug out of the ground on Mr.. Arch. Cunning
hams farm, near Otter Point Creek, several
weeks ago. The Elkridge Club had better
transfer the scene of their sporting operations
to Abingdon. They might have better luck
there.